ShipTracks is a highly customizable display where each login can be modified to best fit the user's needs. All programming is done in-house and we gladly work with organizations to integrate existing databases and processes.

Most of our features come directly from customer input; we welcome your feedback.

Unlike most AIS services, ShipTracks allows you to see individual vessel traffic with a global view.  You can see all of your vessels around the world or to zoom down to the dock level to see an individual vessel.

Have people at different locations?  Want everyone to have the same information?  With ShipTracks you have options for keeping your company up to speed.  Designate an administrator and this person can share all customized views, filters, annotations, and alarms to all ShipTracks subscriber throughout your organization.  You can designate who can see the information, who can edit and who can share.

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For an enhanced viewing experience, ShipTracks allows users selectable data and map overlays. View real-time NOAA weather buoy data, the Gulf oil grid, Army Corps of Engineers terminals populated with contact and facility information.

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Get the facts on virtually any kind of vessel movement by creating your own custom reports.  Create reports on what vessels entered or exited any given region, port or terminal. Create custom zones for monitoring and reporting traffic.  The custom reports you design can be saved under your login for instant retrieval.

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You can sleep at night while ShipTracks is on watch. Users can playback and analyze seven days of historical vessel movements. Retrieve and view arrival times, support vessel activities, speed, and general information about vessel movements.  Historical data can be used for analysis, market research, animated playback or incident investigation.

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Custom zone alarms are a unique and vital feature of ShipTracks. Users setup their own zones to track vessels within their area of interest whether it be an ocean, port, or right down to the dock. Zones are drawn on the screen and alarms are created by designating individual vessels, or a group of vessels based on pre-defined filters or all vessels entering or leaving a zone.

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The sea can be a crowded place. Filters are a powerful tool that allows users to view only the vessels they are interested in. You can see only your fleet of vessels, your competitors or service providers.  You can then color-code each group of vessels and display multiple filters at once for instant situational awareness.

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